• Application form
• Receipt for paid application fee
• Passport photos
• Passport valid with at least 2 free pages in the visa section that is valid for at least another 6 months upon arrival
• Round-trip ticket
• Letter from the company sponsoring the business trip, showing the purpose of the visit to Peru, the length of the stay, and assurance that the business person is travelling with sufficient funds to last the duration of the trip
• If the business trip is about visiting a certain company in Peru, a letter from this Peruvian company indicating the reason for and the length of the visit as well as a guarantee that enough financial means are available to sponsor the trip
• Proof of legal residency in the area or country under the consulates jurisdiction

Best get in contact with a Peruvian consulate for detailed information on the application process and exact requirements.

The Peruvian business visa issued at a consulate is usually a multiple entry visa and entitles its holder to enter Peru within a time period of usually 6 or 12 months from the date of issue. The maximum stay on a business visa is 180 days in a 365-day period, but the consulates abroad reserve the right to grant visas for shorter stays.

Be aware that even if the consulate granted you 180 days, the immigration officer you have to face when you enter Peru may only give you 30, 60 or in most cases 90 days. As Peruvian business visas cannot be extended once you are in Peru, you might have to leave the country and return if you need to stay longer.